18th Annual Conservation in Action Tour Features Unique Planting-Season Farm Tours on the Great Plains

More than 350 attendees explored emerging trends, technological advancements, and key issues shaping the future of Ohio’s agribusinesses.

The path forward for AgTech lies in collaboration with ROI and community-focused innovation, says Lighthouse Ag CEO Aaron Hutchinson.

The 2024 Ag Tech Awards of Excellence winner in the Educator/Researcher category aims to expand her work on one of the biggest manure databases available.

AI-driven loyalty program helps retailers and manufacturers enjoy greater visibility into farmer purchasing preferences.

The company was recently recognized as a winner of the 2025 BIG Innovation Awards, presented by the Business Intelligence Group.

The U.S. relies on imports for over 95% of its potash fertilizer needs, with nearly 90% of that coming from Canada, according to The Fertilizer Institute.

Idealyst Innovation takes a producer-centric approach, connecting innovative solutions to farmers through their trusted partners.

NASDA’s members-led Board of Directors chose five issues to serve as the organization’s primary policy focus for 2025.

Ohio Corn & Wheat issues a statement regarding Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s letter to the EPA to delay E15 expansion.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the latest on coated seed lawsuits, farmer sentiment figures, and biotech crop percentages in the U.S.

The U.S. imports more than 98% of its annual potash fertilizer needs, with 86% of that coming from Canada.

Vilsack will leverage his extensive leadership and diplomatic experience to enhance the Foundation’s global impact in food security and sustainable agriculture.

New Capital will fuel expansion of MyLand’s unique Soil as a Service Platform.

Land Pro LLC becomes second Illinois acquisition by Peoples Company in a year.

A new handheld tool shows promise for measuring soil carbon stocks at scale, a crucial step in quantifying regenerative ag’s capacity for carbon sequestration.

Groundwork BioAg’s Rootella Carbon program offers high-integrity, high-volume, durable carbon credits.

Biological executives share whether they have felt any impact from the regulatory slowdown stemming from the U.S. Endangered Species Act.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss this week’s Illinois Fertilizer & Chemical Association (IFCA) meeting and provide more updates from the Cotton Beltway meeting.